Indigenous cultures express spirituality through art by incorporating symbols, colors, and patterns that hold deep spiritual significance. These artworks often depict creation stories, ancestral connections, and beliefs about the natural world. Additionally, art forms such as pottery, textiles, masks, and totem poles serve as powerful tools for storytelling and preserving cultural traditions. The act of creating art itself is often considered a spiritual practice, with artists drawing inspiration from their spiritual beliefs and connections to the land and their ancestors.
